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Mowat, G., & Heard D. C. (2006).  Major components of grizzly bear diet across North America. 84, 473-489.
Hunn, E. (2006).  Meeting of minds: How do we share our appreciation of traditional environmental knowledge?. 12(s1), s143-s160. Abstract
Yavitt, J. B., Basiliko N., Turetsky M. R., & Hay A. G. (2006).  Methanogenesis and methanogen diversity in three peatland types of the discontinuous permafrost zone, boreal western continental Canada. 23(8), 641-651.
Trentmann, J., Ludere G., Winterrath T., Fromm M. D., Servranckx R., Textor C., et al. (2006).  Modelling of biomass smoke injection into the lower stratosphere by a large forest fire (Part I): reference simulation. 6(4), 6041-6080.
Luderer, G., Trentmann J., Winterrath T., Textor C., Herzog M., Graf H. - F., et al. (2006).  Modelling of biomass smoke injection into the lower stratosphere by a large forest fire (Part II): sensitivity studies . 6, 6081-6124.
Rochette, P., Worth D., Lemke R., McConkey B., Desjardins R., Huffman E., et al. (2006).  National inventory of N2O emissions from agricultural soils in Canada.
Mahabir, C., Hicks F., & Fayek A. R. (2006).  Neuro-fuzzy river ice breakup forecasting system. 46(2), 100-112.
McMaster, M. E., Evans M. S., Alaee M., Muir D. C. G., & Hewitt L. M. (2006).  Northern Rivers Ecosystem Initiative: Distribution and effects of contaminants. 113(1-3), 143-165.
Bryan, J., Mai A., Hum F., & Kantzas A. (2006).  Oil and water content measurements in bitumen ore and froth samples using low-field NMR. 9(6), 654-663.
Heidrick, T., & Godwin M. (2006).  Oil sands research and development : March 2006. 110.
Bryan, J., Mai A., Hum F., & Kantzas A. (2006).  Oil- and water-content measurements in bitumen ore and froth samples using low-field NMR. Volume 9: 6, 654-663.
Michaelian, K. H., Hall R. H., & Kenny K. I. (2006).  Photoacoustic infrared spectroscopy of Syncrude post-extraction oil sand. 64(3), 703-710.
Hamel, S., Côté S. D., Smith K. G., & Festa-Bianchet M. (2006).  Population dynamics and harvest potential of Mountain Goat herds in Alberta. 70(4), 1044-1053.
Monserud, R. A., Huang S. M., & Yang Y. Q. (2006).  Predicting lodgepole pine site index from climatic parameters in Alberta. 82, 562-571.
House, P., Berruit F., Gray M. R., Chan E., & Briens C. (2006).  Predicting the propensity to fouling in fluid cokers, 2006 AlChE Annual Meeting Proceedings.
McCleary, R. J., & Hassan M. A. (2006).  Predictive modeling and mapping of fish distributions in small streams of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Foothills.
Wolfe, B. B., Hall R. I., Last W. M., Edwards T. W. D., English M. C., Karst-Riddoch T. L., et al. (2006).  Reconstruction of multi-century flood histories from oxbow lake sediments, Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada. 20, 4131-4153.
Hein, F., & Cotterill D. K. (2006).  Regional sedimentology and processes of deposition of the Athabasca Oil Sands, Northeast Alberta : field guide. Geo-note 2006-04, CD-Rom.
Higgs, E. S. (2006).  Restoration goes wild : a reply to Throop and Purdom. 14(4), 500-503.
Luderer, G., Trentmann J., Hungershofer K., Herzog M., Fromm M., Servranckx R., et al. (2006).  The role of small scale processes in troposphere-stratosphere transport by pyro-convection. 8,
Hannon, S. J. (2006).  S39-3 Building a bird-friendly forest: lessons from the boreal forest of Canada. 52(Supp. Issue 1), 687-691.
Olsen, B. T., Hannon S. J., & Court G. S. (2006).  Short-term response of breeding Barred owls to forestry in boreal mixedwood forest landscape. 1(3), 1.
Patton, W., Gates I., Harding, Lowey M., & Schlenker R. (2006).  Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) : a unique Alberta success story with implications for future investment in energy innovation. Paper No. 20 of the Alberta Energy Futures Project,
Forgues, E., Meunier J., Hubans C., & Edwards R. (2006).  Steam injection seismic monitoring experiment.
Hein, F. J., Cotterill D., Weiss J., & Berhane H. (2006).  Subsurface geology and facies characterization of the Athabasca Wabiskaw-McMurray succession: Firebag-Sunrise area, northeastern Alberta (NTS 74D/74E). Earth Sciences Report 2006-08,

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